'Feels like heaven.' Norwalk residents enjoy first warm weather of 2025
Residents say they're looking forward to exercising, playing pickleball and enjoying everything Norwalk has to offer as the weather gets warmer.
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29m agoNorwalk residents took to the streets Tuesday to enjoy the warm temperatures after a long winter with snowstorms.
"In the middle of summer, this is going to feel freezing," Juliette Prior says. "But right now, it feels like heaven."
Dozens of adults and children ordered ice cream at Mr. Frosty's.
Residents say they're looking forward to exercising, playing pickleball and enjoying everything Norwalk has to offer as the weather gets warmer.
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